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David Careers

Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist

Posted 2 days ago

novant healthHuntersville (NC)
Cardiovascular Technologists and TechniciansSpecialty Hospitals

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Senior

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About the role

What We Offer: Shift: 7am- 5:30pm; (four)10 hour shifts per week with on-call Department: Cardiac Cath LabExperience: New RCIS graduates and experienced Cath Lab RNs/Radiology Techs encouraged to apply Our Cardiac Cath Lab is a collaborative, team-focused environment where every team member plays an important role in delivering safe, high-quality cardiovascular care. Our specialists care for patients undergoing cardiac and vascular procedures and collaborate closely with physicians and other members of the care team to assess, implement, and evaluate patient care. Together, the team supports one another through complex procedures while ensuring patients receive exceptional, compassionate care. Whether you're a new RCIS looking to launch your career or an experienced RN or RT bringing Cath Lab expertise, this is an opportunity to grow your skills while working alongside a dedicated cardiovascular team.
Why Join: Our Team
Benefits: Day 1Tuition Reimbursement Prepaid Tuition Assistance Programs Professional Growth & Development Opportunities Retirement & Financial Benefits Strong and Supportive Leadership Team What We're Looking For: Education: Graduate from one of the following Accredited Education Programs required:
  • Registered Nurse (RN)
  • Registered Radiology Technology (RTR)
  • Registered Respiratory Therapy (RRT)
  • Registered Cardiac Invasive Specialist (RCIS)
  • Registered Cardiac Electrophysiology Specialist (RCES)
  • Emergency Medical Technician – Paramedic (EMT-P)
  • Cardiovascular Tech (CVT)
  • Vascular Intervention (VI), required.
Experience: If RN, one (1) year of Critical Care, Emergency Services, Cath/EP Lab, or Special Procedures experience, required. If EMT-P, two (2) years of acute care hospital experience, required. If RTR, RRT, RCIS, RCES, CVT or VI one (1) year of experience, preferred.
Licensure/Certification: Registered Nurse (RN)-North Carolina Board of Nursing License Registered Radiology Technologist (RTR) -ARRT Radiology OR Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic (EMT-P) credentialing/accreditation and/or Paramedic associate degree from an appropriately recognized Paramedic program. Or Technologist Registry OR Respiratory Therapist-licensed by the North Carolina Respiratory Care Board (NCRCB) AND Credentialed by the National Board of Respiratory Care (NBRC) as RRT. OR Registered Cardiac Invasive Specialist, Registered Cardiac Electrophysiology Specialist, Cardiovascular Tech, and Vascular Intervention-graduate of an accredited Cardiovascular Program. If the Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (CIS) is not an RN or an RTR with CI or VI certification, they must obtain either the Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (RCIS) or Registered Cardiac Electrophysiology Specialist (RCES) credential within 24 months of hire, or as soon as the minimum case volume required to sit for the exam is completed, whichever occurs first, for continued employment, required. Additional Skills (required): Ability to successfully complete generic and department-specific skill validation and competency testing. Pass yearly Cardiac Dysrhythmias Test.
What You'll Do: Work closely with physician to provide quality cardiac care during procedures in the Cath LabPerform duties such as scribe, monitor and circulator during diagnostic and interventional procedures

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